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Alisha Lehmann scores unbelievable rabona penalty in Switzerland training as Aston Villa forward prepares for Turkey & Azerbaijan clashes

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  • Lehmann currently on Switzerland duty
  • Villa forward impresses with rabona penalty
  • Swiss preparing for Turkey & Azerbaijan fixtures
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The Villa forward is currently on Switzerland duty as women's club football pauses for the international break. And Lehmann wasted no time in impressing her national team-mates, stepping up to take a cheeky penalty in training. She lined up to take a typical spot-kick before dinking in a rabona penalty that completely wrong-footed the 'keeper.

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  • WHAT LEHMANN POSTED

    The Switzerland star uploaded a clip to her Instagram story, showing her scoring the cheeky penalty before turning away to celebrate.

    Alisha Lehmann Switzerland penaltyIG: alishalehmann7
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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    A break in WSL action hasn't resulted in any less content from one of women's football's most iconic stars. Lehmann provided her 16.6 million Instagram followers with a life update before meeting with YouTube sensations KSI and Logan Paul. She later appeared at Switzerland duty in an upbeat mood and arrived to training in style, rocking up in a fresh outfit and stepping out of a modern 4x4 vehicle.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR LEHMANN?

    The Villa forward will hope to star as Switzerland take on Turkey and Azerbaijan in Euro 2025 qualifiers on Friday and Tuesday, respectively - despite the Swiss having already qualified as tournament hosts. However, the reason for them featuring in this round of matches is to determine the make-up of the next edition of the Women's Nations League in 2025-26.